The Latest Breaking News from Bing

Microsoft continues to enhance its new Bing AI Copilot with new features, only a handful of weeks after the service first launched. Today, the company has announced that Bing Chat can now generate images in addition to text, using natural language prompts whenever the users asks for it.

You can now use the Bing Chat experience on your Android or iPhone device, but you will need to install the Microsoft Bing app before you can access the chatbot. Here's how to get started.

If you want to try Bing Chat but don't use Microsoft Edge, there's an easy way to get around it.

A secret version of Skyrim could be hidden inside Bing Chat, powered by ChatGPT-4, but with a severe flaw that leaves me wanting more.

OpenAI's chatbot ChatGPT has had a disturbing interaction with one Stanford professor.

Each week Bing rolls out improvements and changes to Bing Chat. Last week, the search engine got faster responses, support for more chats per session, and a tool for sharing chats through social media.

Chatbots like ChatGPT raise important new questions about how artificial intelligence will shape our lives, and about how our psychological vulnerabilities shape our interactions with emerging technologies.

After trying and failing in the past, the new Bing Chat is the killer feature that finally got me to switch from Google and not look back.

Apple won't let you replace Siri with Bing Chat, but this simple trick is the next best thing to launch it anytime, anywhere really quickly.

Microsoft held another AI event this week, at which it unveiled Copilot for Microsoft 365. We also saw OpenAI unveil GPT-4 and Dell launch its first Windows on ARM laptop.

Microsoft Edge now features a Bing icon that opens several AI-powered features. The icon has caused some controversy, though others are okay with it.